Individuals with sexual dysfunction problems who seek help alone are not well described in
the literature, most attention having been given to couples. Here we report on a sample of 32 …

Background. In the absence of models of therapy for sexual dysfunction in single women,
this study drew on approaches that have been shown to be useful with men. This controlled …

The aim of this study was to investigate help-seeking behavior in relation to sexual problems
among people with a disease or an impairment, as well as determining factors that promote …

Since the early 1970s there has been an emphasis on couple therapy in the treatment of
sexual dysfunction. This paper discusses the potential applications and benefits of non …

Abstract A 5-8 year follow-up was conducted on 140 couples treated for sexual dysfunctions,
of whom 88 couples (63%) actually participated. Differences between participant and …

Couples suffering from sexual dysfunctions were treated using three different formats: 1) two
therapists, long-term; 2) one therapist, long-term; and 3) two therapists, intensive. The …

Sixty-six couples who made direct application or were referred to the sexual dysfunction unit
of the Department of Psychiatry, Medical School of Ankara University, Turkey, during a one …

The purpose of this study was to determine whether participation in a short and well-
structured psychosexual therapy was effective for people with a broad range of physical …

Two hundred couples referred to a sexual problems clinic were assessed in a standardised
way for their suitability for sex therapy. The assessment focused on the nature of the sexual …

Despite progress in the variety and availability of different psychological and physical
approaches offered as treatment for sexual dysfunction, there have been relatively few …